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we had a good discussion for the g-7. this is what we will discuss. i have great respect for the bravery and resistance of the ukrainian people. we share the objective of peace but we are aware of the necessity to offer guarantees and a solid piece to stabilize the situation. i'm here as a friend because for centuries we've been friends and we are personal friends because we work very well together. and i think the u.s. and france always tend to stand on the right side of history. and this is exactly what's at stake today. and this is a very important moment for europe as well and i'm here as well to say that europe is willing to step up, to be a stronger partner, to do more on defense and security for its continent and as well to be a reliable partner and to be engaged with the economy and investment in a lot of topics. so i'm very excited about the discussion we will have and obviously we will follow up. and i want to thank you again, mr. president, for your presence at notre dame in paris. it meant a lot for the french people and i want to thank yo

it back in the g 7 saying that it's, it's the g 8. is that a realistic possibility in the near future? well i, i doubt it. the purpose of the g 7 was as a weapon against russia and china. it was a big imperialist countries. russia was part of it for a time, but they realized really they were like the main course of a group of the, the empires. and so, you know, relations were cut. the pressure was thrown out of what was the g 8 was back to the g 7. they since continued in their efforts to exclude russia as they include russia . now it is because they see it as a possibility of using that time. and that relationship as a weapon against china. it's always a plan for the next war and how to say, until others in a very dangerous game in the us imperialism on so many levels is coming down is the chain. and the only strategy they have for moving forward is for more and constant for so that means even when they to a fees the plan, more speaking to us from new york, sorry, i flanders co director of the of the war international auction center.

it shouldn't become, so didn't become the g 7 again. but we thought response from that for russian, which is clearly in the world and a defense of focus at the moment saying actually you know what, the g 7, the g 8, that's not what's important. the feature is in the g 20 and not multi polarity will that we've seen russia really trying to help flourish over the last few years within the bricks nation. so for russia, perhaps not so interested about being invited back into the so called elite group. it moves to be paul to a much for the community. the g. 20 it says is the feature or take correspond that charlotte depends a lot of the thank you. well, as leaders take on a global security concerns and munich air pin natal members have been shocked by the us. presidents pushed to end the ukraine conflict the despite brussels efforts to keep the tanks for rolling or excuse me and the customer has the story. it's the most important form for secure. it's a policy in the world a conference where no actual decisions are made, but plans and intenti

8 was back to the g 7. they since continued in their efforts to exclude russia as they include russia. now it is because they see it as a possibility of using that time and that relationship as a weapon against china. it's always a plan for the next war and how to face and for others in a very dangerous game in the us imperialism on so many levels is coming down is the chain. and the only strategy they have for moving forward is for more constant for so that means even when they to a fees to planning more speaking to us from new york, sorry, i flanders co director of the of the war international auction center. as always, thank you. thank you. described as a quote direct the warming conversation. this week's putting trump phone call caught european officials completely off guard your brains, e u l. i subsequently issued a joint declaration, demanding a seat up in negotiating table in future peace talks. i think that support for kit will continue until then agreements rich, but not all leaders in the block a

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what makes the g 7 think but, and this thing is going to change that right now. well, that spaces seemingly, it's helping the agenda. the drama john center is apparently not on board out of shelves highlighting the possibility of declaring a state of emotion. so you to ensure that even more money he will be pumped into your introduction professor on the dead break constrained in germany's constitution, provides for exceptions and emergency situations. it's an o, i believe a war in the heart of europe is such a situation that is on what else would it be me is? he said, i'm sure that we are going to receive a majority in the gym and going to start off to the upcoming elections. or even though some of us might want to avoid addressing this question before the election . well, as above and helped to ukraine since the start of the conflict in 2022, his top $44.00 b. leah, nero's germans are divided about whether the country should continue sponsoring the conflict. mr. silva and we need to come to the negotiating table and disarmed. i am totally against continuing the

my call have been holding torques at the white house. joining other g 7 leaders on a video called trump said they will want to see an end to the in ukraine. and with that you are up to date. thanks so much for watching the news. i'll be back to the top of the hour with more international headlines. have you enjoyed me then the to the point? strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective. germany has decided sources out. math is in the most no fords in new coalition government today on to the point we are, the new mine in berlin can scribble this month's strength. and here ups, bro, come back to the plane. next on d, w to family, natalie 2025 festival in fall, a tile times documentary films painfully addressed german racism. the only way i recall them there goes to someone who takes the how can films and stars impact the world in 2025 unveiled into, you know, is on d. w. the computer, do you do the change the channel? she survived the ocean bits. thanks to music. she was the nazis favorite conductor positions under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power and in

what makes the g 7 think but, and this thing is going to change that right now. now according to the loving or zalinski who was previously described by donald trump as the greatest salesman on earth, the absence of elections in his country can be explained by ukrainians themselves. not wanting a change of government parkway. and anyone who disagrees with caps, that is all not come simply give up their citizenship. this is what's really worry important. i'm right it. you know, to speak about the lexus. if you want to bring us, don't want total in guns one because the freight because otherwise for the lose their military law we're law and our soldiers will come back home and clinton will occupied all our cursory is not involved. you know, myself, it's about the future of all one country, symbolic for to day. really, the question is to survive. the question is to save ukraine, our independence, our people, our homes. and if somebody doesn't like they can choose and other citizenship if they want. that was a pretty presumption statement of funds that ask because they

the money on my call has been holding tools out the white house joining all the g 7 leaders on a video, cool trump, so they all want to see an end. the war in ukraine. mccall said fronts wants to build a loan last in peace on europe is ready to be a strong department to the us. and to step up on defense, president nicole says, trust the value of transatlantic cooperation have great respect for bravery and resistance sofa. often bringing people and we do show that you are taking people of piece as well, very aware of and this is the 2 plus guarantees in the slick piece or 2 to study nights the situation a here as a friend because some sensor is we've been friends and we, are we office in front of you mentioned it because we were very well together. and, and i think us and friends always tense inside the right side. i would say i'm going out by date of the washington bureau chief. and it's a pause in this tell us more about what's being discussed of this meeting. you know, so donald trump in the mind to him a call a meeting right to you behind me in the oval office right now. to of cours

what makes the g 7 think but, and this thing is going to change that right now. also in munich, of the indian foreign minister, raised questions about how western states can preach democracy at home. well dismissing yet for the global self. i was at the time and i have to say this in all honesty, bad, west treated democracy as a western kind of push take on was busy, encouraging non democratic forces in the global top. it still does. i mean, in many, many cases i can find somebody recent ones, where actually every thing that you say you value at home, you don't practice abroad. so i do think the rest of the global salt view. you know, the, the successors and the shortcomings. and the, the sponsors of other countries, they will also ask themselves which ones of them they relate to hello there we were talking with a better in india and the different might about old up this and, but as you've dr. size, the west should really practice when it preaches, when it comes to democratic. someone sitting lender will be lucky wouldn't be the trick person, but he happens to be

defense secretary that a wax you had from donald trump, that russia should be back in the g 8, the g 7 at the moment. she says, well, she should have never been asked to leave. that will take that. however, we've been hearing from the kremlin spokespersons miss repress group did in fact, so russia of the g 7 o rejoining and making the g 8 isn't an important thing for them. right? now in fact, the importance being moved when it comes to the g 20 and that's because of the types of countries in the g 20. and how much more representative that is of the world, of course, rush report to the bricks alliance, which is looking to achieve a multi polar world that will give a voice to the many rather than the head. you mean? but we've seen over the last many decades coming from the usa. right. our take correspondence, charlotte, diversity in munich. charlotte, thank you to. all right, well, joining me now is our to contribute or tar ray and target to have you on the program with us. so we have the us vice president j van, set the munich security conference saying that the real threat to european

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but at the same time, we've now had a statement coming up from the g 7 for administrators. they say they will read the looking at during up more functions to throw it gains most scope. if most go doesn't come to the negotiating table and do a deal. interestingly, bonus, 3 years of sanctions hating russia and russia seems to be of no much strong composition that it was back then. so the reality is, after 3 is the sanctions not having the desired outcome. what makes the g 7 think that and this thing is going to change that right now to something else that raised a few eyebrows according to the law, the mere zalinski, the absence of elections in his country is explained by the fact that you cleanings themselves don't want a change of government, while those who disagree with that can simply give up their citizenship. this is what's really very important. i'm right it, you know, to speak about lexus. if you want to bring us, don't want total in, don't want to go the freight. because otherwise, for the lose their military law we're law and our soldiers will come back home and cl

what makes the g 7 think but, and this thing is going to change that right now. well, see no evil ahead. no evil speak. no evil not seems to be the issue for and policies seems approach when it comes to the killing of russian civilians by ukraine speaking in unit car, carlos one so far as to suggest that keeps troops have not raised a single weapon. non combatants comments that provokes are of most well, when it comes to russia and ukraine, you know, the difference is that the russian civilians are not dying. i mean rice in children, then we will not dying. it's so which is on the ground, the father territory. when you are occupied, then it doesn't mean you know in words, to have peace, but it doesn't mean that the human suffering was stop. and that is the something that we need to work for. this is a demonstration of the bus. a logical russo for big frenzy that the catalyst is in this approach makes for blind in depth to the desk atrocities and injuries that the russian civilians suffer at the hands of ukrainian nazis. i am sure that the college did not want to

and these, i would say pretty much, it's forget the g 7, right? okay, just forget the g 7 or the g 8. this is really down to these 3 nations. these are the nations that are going to be calling the shots for the next 10 years. we've got developed in road and we've got america wanting to be in part of that part of that party. and i think you're going to see exactly what you quoted earlier that this is pretty much these 3 deciding the future for the next decade. for sure. what do you think is going through the landscape mines at the moment? as you see small cobarrubias sitting opposite? so a lot for, of course he wasn't invited. we know your thoughts. do you think he's slightly on edge? that that'd be an understatement. it'd be like this exact side, going to the atm and the atm, taking your bank card from you and say, well now what? and then going to where you used to be popular and all the doors are closed. nobody wants this guy around you. nobody's invited them anywhere and he just keeps crashing these events trying to be someone of value. he has b

what makes the g 7 think? but, and this thing is going to change that right now. you're quite in a bit of a moving forward with plans to upgrade a new to the power plant. the sodium bill facility is supposedly set to receive to russian. we act as but purchase from us the country folk area. the project is also set to involve the us industrial manufacture, westinghouse, correspondent on a specific lot and that has the story and yours. this is a grandiose project and i am not afraid of that. would the 1st steps have been taken? you know that we 7 co operation with the russians due to a cooperation with you that was with westinghouse before the full scale invasion. we are completely independent today. fastly independent, proudly free of russian influence on hugh christ energy sector and safe hands. new react to small power and a bold promise. europe's largest move here, pont built without russia in the picture. because who needs done trauma, but there's a catch the good throw wrench and polanski self praise, the reactive or symbol guerria. yep, they're russian. but th

the meeting that we have repeatedly stated that the group now known as the g 7 has lost its significance. this is because it unites countries that are no longer leading in terms of economic and social growth. and these growth centers have moved to other parts of the world from this perspective, but we believe it is more beneficial for us to continue our constructive work in the g 20. which better reflects the economic engine of the globe. megan and bush riots, and this is why so that if it can lead a should be as a speak to, to offer to serve as the interest of developing countries. but what's your political changes in sit intensify in any new use present in the white house? it's timing is a speech should be challenging and what previous g trade to president says and india, indonesia, even pretzel, also have to balance domestic and global priorities that none of them had to navigate a fractured multiple actual order and a trump presidency and full present from a post a vis you 3 to from this meeting until the actual summit to november. this is his signature has been for him because as or

michelle fleury is in new york for us. could time mentioned that eu could face a 25% tariff, it is g 7t pin to assumed that were going to affect around that time, 7 that wasn't specified, although that wasn't specified. it is up in the although that wasn't specified. it is upin the air. is, how much room the question is, how much room is there for country is there ferrthe country is of is there ferrthe seuntry is of these to is there ferrthe seuntry is of t in ;e to is there ferrthe seuntry is of t in the to is there ferrthe seuntry is off in the case to is there ferrthe seuntry is off in the case of negotiate? in the case of canada, has canada, there has been some confusion, donald trump has talked about this being about the of ie 7-77 that is coming across the border. well, the quantities border. well. the quantities from into us coming from canada into the us are significantly smaller than the amounts across the mexico. also, as borderfrom mexico. also, as you may recall, when we started talking about tariffs, canada said it was introducing a fountain hills are 7 try ste 7 7 address

but i got there and it was the g-7. i think it would have been helpful, still would be helpful to have russia be part of that mix. i think if they were i don't think you'd have the problem that you have right now. reporter: they kicked them out because they illegally annexed crimea. how would you have responded -- pres. trump: they took crimea during obama. they took -- now they're looking to take the whole thing. then they took a big chunk of land and people as you know during bush. and now they're trying to take the whole thing during biden. the only one that didn't give them anything is trump. never took anything with trump. nothing. not two inches of property of land. but crimea was obama. and then bush gave them a lot. you remember. and then in fact just a sort of standard little phrase. biden is giving them everything because this is a war that shouldn't have been had. and the only one that didn't give them anything is trump. that's the way it is. reporter: is there nervousness on wall street pause of the impact?

the $24.00 leaders from the g 7 group of industrialized nations including trump, then held virtual tox zalinski, announced that an economic deal with the white house in the works. and he made this direct appeal to the us. thank you. very president. tom, we would really like to hear from you because a lot of people allow us, our families, how worry war. it will that be support from america? will america be the leader of the free world? and i want to be worry honest. where do you want us to be you for our people, for life in general is so important that americans support america assistance remains. and really, i believe we can be just as effective in securing real guarantees for peace. lensky and european leaders want to see that the negotiating table with the us and russia, the use for and policy chief kaya kal, us will go to washington next week to promote that message for the president. donald trump meanwhile, has said he believes russian president vladimir putin is ready to accept european peacekeepers and ukraine. trump and french president amend well mccaul held talks at the white

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we had a video conference with all of the g-7 leaders, which was an opportunity for us to discuss this matter. three days after the russian war in ukraine and to express our support for president zelenskyy to the ukrainian people, but also to speak and share about our desire for a lasting peace. this is what we have spoken about very forcibly over the past few weeks. we thought that this war was only going to last a few weeks when it broke out in 2022. we admire greatly the courage of the ukrainian people. and mr. president, i wish to thank you for this. >> and the. >> idea you mentioned that there are responsibilities on europe's side, and indeed we have invested 128 billion in aid to ukraine and the ukrainians. ukraine has been able to hold the front of our collective security. it's fought over these past few years for its independence and for its sovereignty, but also for our collective security, because i think that no one in this room wants to live in a world where it's the law of the strongest and international borders can be violated from one day to the next by anyone. over the

and you mentioned that phone call this morning with g-7 leaders, the french president, emmanuel macron, left the blair house, which, as you know, is just right across from the white house, walked over and had that meeting in person with the president. actually, he was driven over and he walked back on this beautiful february day here. but so interesting that emmanuel macron wanted to be in the oval office with the president, as he was having his first conversation with g-7 leaders about ukraine. european allies are really trying to pressure the american president into holding up their end of the deal, not giving too much away to russia as this negotiation works its way forward. and a readout from the french president just a short time ago. he once again underscored that russia was the aggressor in ukraine. those are words that the president, donald trump, has not yet said. so there is a divide there. there is no question at all. but the european leaders are coming here to washington to try and bolster the u.s., to hold russia more accountable and to get more security guarantees. and fr

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is it possible that the g 7 countries or should i say the european countries of america in canada, of a too late to get on this train, they are always going to be left on the platform or will they perhaps get this sense as together and try and cooperate with the new multi photo. what i think the main point you just said is right. the world's actually multi polar expend mall type over for quite a while. i'm an economist, so i look at the production capacity. i look at g, d p. i look at the trade, i looked at the industrial capacity in various sectors. we've been multi polar for quite a while. in fact, uh, advanced technologies are everywhere. the idea that i, well advance technology is only in silicon valley, is he'd be comfortable for people in silicon valley or washington, but it's just not right. because if you go to india, if you go to russia to go to china in advance technologies are, are part of a global scene right now. and so this is the reality. the mindset in the united states up until a few weeks ago was no i, this is a us led world that was the vitamin ministration mindset,

then trump had also emphasized earlier after a g 7 meeting that that'd be 4 ends of this deal. adding that to deal with would help americans essentially get the 10s of billions of dollars back, but also it would be help in the ukrainian economy. now a draft of this potential deal was published a day ago, and i would like to take you through that a little bit. now it's face that t of will direct 50 percent of the revenues from the extraction of resources at include the minerals oil, a gas to there with construction funds in which washington will be the full beneficiary the fund to may amounts to $500000000000.00 and ukraine will continue to make contributions until the full amount is reached. washington also x that he has to contribution twice the amount that the u. west of c. u. s. contribution. and the agreement doesn't really contain any obligation military obligations from washington's side. and earlier sources told a you play me a newspaper that the west is not interested in 50 percent of your friends mine in vanessa. that is interested in a 100 percent of that. now the point is i

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